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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31

Kinney ......-lA 1orbS-.. 1900. l.
Kinney becoming the winner Of The rife.
while Io-bs-J vas untitled % the second
prize cartridge bel;. presented by NJ.
howe Private LE--Sso. vaS declared the
winner Of tie third p-i1s-2 Springfield rife
with 3 Sco-s q e, while s. McInsrny won
f1s fourth prize. presented by Mr.. Nicoil. Of
100 CoGnGS 81 ammunition There were
seven II lie llSt who INSIDE what * comEolly
E-owC Is duck oSc shots. A1d foE which
70 p-lEs v.,S offered, although one OF these
lSs.5- ~g-s s1e recipient Of . beautifully
5Isc-ssI .s3-1e- E0e1Al. presented by his
numerous friends IS 8 .azs2 d their esteem
to- his remarkable Go,ItleS Is 3 "s1oo1iST-'
= la-Es number ws-s present = witness The
SpC-- 2--I a-.oya1 LEs.- GttsrlOol'S cutting
with pleasure Il he evening. s. the Inylt2-
.lo2 If NG.1z Ashford. the Eonol1lE Rifles
assembled 3: the Hawaiian Ro:si 20 pGr.-c:-
pSte = Cicns- II honor Of Her Majesty
21ssa lc.C-ls'S birthday Al : 80 The S8.-
.z--.C-. mex - re AEI-oEy u fatigue dress
cs-, where Nine EoSs Bartlett had everything
p-ep&-sl = : tasteful manner, tie dining
nom beng Mostly crapSG with 12cS and the
.zr.sS tE---y -Cl151 CoE1 With sod things.
About C-s hundred 81 down - Inc tables
sid ample .-S.-cs VS. done % the dinner.
vElcG csEec.sd credit On the manager. III.
bG-t-5--. u re c-1SS o. re dinner Major
Ashford presented tie SINNERS So TIE toc-nz-
men. win tEs-- p--ZeS- G-6 the recipients r.
S-c-GaG briefly. Major Ashford II : few
-s-z-zS proposed c1s health q HIS NzjsSsy
A---zz1-z. sid was responded % by Private
KINNEY n MS CS-zl Gb.s 2c5 s.Olcsls man
-s-. he rex. to1S.. ths health q Her Nal
ss.y C-s5- Nic11-l2- VS. received Win s1tkE-
S-zS- G-G " GcG Szvs .Es Q1ss2 - yE2s rspliS5
x on C. W. Ashford. Eho spoke highly q her
- sovereign zZG g -ooS=l -1ls- thai G1y pow
eEE-. --z--ll might -5S1 p-C-1 q. AECv C-Es-
-Cas.S cc--oUs1 G-6 vsrs appropriately X
Suc-@a5 70 tE tie members Of the co-rS.
lie sEE.- terminated BY 81 departing %
izs-- quarters hlS1ly p.s2ssd With ne gallant
Majors hospitality and conscious % having
passed g very s--Cyz1.s evening.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31

Of mud and slush. 1t is to be hoped that the
Sood work already begun viii be prosecuted
70 a satisfactory finish. That portion of the
roadway leading into the Oceanic wharf has
also received liberal supply of material,
which viii materially improve travel in that
direction and il was much needed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31
Tins Pure Blossom Tea!

Boxes Japan Tea, very choice, ) lbs;
Boxes Japan Tea, very choice. lbs;
Boxes Fine Japan Tea, . lbs:
Japan Tea, 1, 2. and lib papers;
China Teas, Boxes Finest Young Tyson.
Boxes English Breakfast Tea.
Boxes Mixed Tea,
Boxes Comet Tea, Boxes OOlong Tea,
Boxes Scented Grange Pekoe,
Chests Tea, 80 each. - fine quality:
CHESTS Tea IS each, = for Plantation Use:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31
Cases Lea & PERKINS, Sauce

Cases Burgess Extract Auchoyles.
Cases Raspberry Vinegar,
Cases Raspberry Syrup.
Blrnett's Flavoriug Essences,
Cox Geiatine, Cases COltmau's Mustard
Gases Ground Pepper, Cs Ground Ginger,
eases PlIm Pudding Boxes Table Raisins.
Fine New Currants
Tins Orange and Lemon Peel.
inns CitTon Peel. Tins Carraway Seeds
Boxes smyrna Figs,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31
Marmalade /!
Morton's English Pie Fruits

CALIFORNIA FRUITS,
Gases Peaches. Cases Pears.
Gases Grapes, Cases Aprlc0iE-
cases Jams Cases Jellies.
Gases Dried Apples. Cases Alden apples
Alden Peaches and Pears, IN Packets;
PlEms and Apples
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31

On Tuesday. May 9Th, Her Majesty Queen
Nicto-ia'S birthday, was duly observed by
the Honolulu Rides by target practice NJ the
Honolulu Rifle Range King street, The day
pleasant, and the sport excellent, Zach
member Of the corpS fired i've shots. The
following Is the scores
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31
JARS FRENCH PRUNEs!

Cases French Peas. c. French Mushrooms.
Gases Cossaques AID Motto Kisses,
Cases Somebody Luggage,
Cases salad Dressing,
Cases Stuffed Peppers, Cases T0bascO,
Bags Soft Shelled Almonds.
Bags English Walnuts,
Lases Wax CandIes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31
TINS OF GROUND RICE

TINS scotch Dat Meal. Bzs Sea Mos Pzrina,
Boxes Imperial GFaduu-
R5biusou's Patent Grozres AID Bzri-T-
Dr. Ridges BzbT Food
wet India ArroFro0-, Bags Pa.
GoTCeu Gate EIour 2 Dorado Fl0uT-
CsIifsruiz saloon Bread Cala Soda Cr1ckeTE.
California MediHm Bread
IFus Vine Mix soda, GE1hal1, Nc Sac and
tsst Crackers. Ginger & Jenny Lind Cakes,
s. F11z. Cream and ArroTT00t Biscuits
Graham and Singer waters.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31
COCOA AND cHocoLATEl

Chocolate Menier
Chocolate de Sanfe,
Chocolate, German:
Fry's Chocolate, lib papers:
Epp's Homeopathic Cocoa
Moore's Cocoa and Milk
Moore's Coffee and Mix.
SchWeitZer's Chocolate
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31

Kinney &nd TOEbers. Of Company \ having
each made twenty points for the hrs prizes,
s Springfield rife presented by -QcartsE-
master HSll, The lie wss decided by five shots
each. VIZ
-,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31
Gases WinsloW's Corn

Gases Succoizst, Cases sugar Peas.
cases Asparagus.
Gases String Beans. Cases Tomatoes
cases Lims Beans. Bags vs. 1ite Beans,
B--s Red Beans Bags Green Peas
BgIes split Pes Bags Table kice.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31
Famous Earthquakes.

Ihs following table OF earthquakes that
have taken place since IiS7 i. D., viii be Of
interest 20 our readers;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31
sundries, sundries, sundries

Wellington Knife Polish, Bath Bricks.
Cases Seidietz Powders.
ByaHt e Mays Safety Matches.
BryaHt & Nay. Wax Matches.
Boxes Silicon, Boxes Sapolia.
Bolt.eess Day d Martins Backing.
Tins MasOn's Barking.
Cases stove Polish.
Casks Washing Soda.
Cases salt IN lib Jars.
CASKS Boston Dairy Salt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31
Bgs. Buckwheat
Barrels Graduated Sugar +!

Barrels Confectionery az sugar,
Boxes Cube Sugar, - lbs:
Boxes Dry Granulated Sugar, so lbs:
Boxes Powdered Sugar 50 lbs:
Gases Cube Sugar 1O0lbs;
California Syrup. half barrels:
California Syrup, gallon tins:
Gases Maple Syrup, Cases Honey.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31
Cs. Blue Point Oysters!

Cases Hume's Salmon. Cases Doxie's CLANS,
- Cases HOLSTERS, Cases Fresh Shrimps.
Cases Sheep Tongues, Cases DeVIld Ham,
Cases r. 4 +. Potted Meats,
Cases Parker House Soups,
Cases LeibiE,s Extract Meat,
Cases Pate de fol gras, Cases French TTufilcs,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31
PER
PROVISIONS

Eastern Hams, Breakfast Bacon.
cases Goldfish. Cases California Cheese,
kits No. / Mackerel. Kits Salmon Bellies.
Half Barrels Pig Pork. Kegs Pig PORK, . lbs;
Kecs Corned Beef. Kegs California Butter.
Gases Pork and Beans, Cases Goldfish baiis,
Cases Clam ChOwder,
Barrels ar.d half Barrels Choice Salmon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31
Cases Coach Gandles!

Boxes White CASTLE Soap.
Gases Blue Soap,
Boxes Brown Windsor S0up,
Boxes Toilet Soap.
Boxes Boston Soap,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31
Cases Findon Haddock /!

Cases SaTdines, i and =;
Gases Yarmouth BlOaterS,
Cases kippered Herring.
Cases Roast Beef. 2-lb. tins;
Cases Roast Chicken. Cases Tripc,
Cases BOued Chicken and Turkey,
Crsas Curricd Fowl aud Curricd oysters,
Gases Whole Chicken-Boued-One in ca tin;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-05-31
LIRBY's coRNED BEEF

Libbv's Corned Tongue, Libby's Pigs Feet,
Iibby's Ok Tongues, Libby !-unGn tongues
Piebsrti. an RobiusOn'S Cooked Hams,
Gases Ham Sausage, Cases Bologna Sausage,
Cases oxford sausage,
Cases Cambridge Sausage,
Cases Sausage Meat, Cases Clipped Beef,
Cases Salmon Trout,
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

1t is not improbable that we may soon
see the English house Of lords elected like
the commons, but called lords no more. If
the Marquis of Ailesbury is ousted from
the house of lords on account Of his moral
unfi,ness, what becomes of the hereditary
principle2 And what would be the size of
the house If the standard of competency
were applieds When such theory organs
as the London Post and the Times want to
limit the hereditary right by some qualif-
cations Of fitness, the end Of hereditary
seats In the house must be near. The radi-
Gals would like to sweep away the upper
house altogether, but the English are not
likely to give up the recognized advantages
of dual chamber as a check On hssty leg
islation.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

If the Democratic ticket is defeated by a
round majority In the citadel Of Democracy
New York-it will bring about revul-
sion of popular sentiment, and end, once
for all, any further talk of Grover C!eve-
land as presidential possibility in 1885,
Topeka Democrat.
Very likely But ifthe said ticket should
not be defeated, what then7 However, it
is hardly supposable case, from the pres
ent indications, and even II such an event
should occur 1t would not be observable in
its effects outside Of the editorial rooms OF
our esteemed contemporary, the Democrat.
As for its effects upon the result Of the next
presidential election 1t matters little which
way the election In New York may go this
fall or whether Cleveland Is the nominee Of
his party or not 1t will be beaten just the
same
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

The Chicago Tribune relates the case Of
a young man who was regarded as phe-
nomenon because he took his sister 20 ali
the best entertainments and actuslly devot-
ed himself to her during the lecture and
opera season. Being praised for his IN
usual attention TO bis sister, the young man
promptly and proudly replied: mo;
there's nothing wonderful or extraordinary
about 1t She Is the only woman / know
In whom have the most thorough con-
fdence. She is alwsys the same, IL
ways pleasant and affeotionaie. s1o, to
tell you the candid truth. I'm afraii
she'll go and marry some Of those
imitation az men srourd here, and be I'm
happy all her life. she has nobody else
to lock 20, ard III take care that she does
not have to look 20 anybody else. sup
pose some day 9 genuine man VIII come
along. II he's genuine man, | wont oh
iect. Undl he does come, she's good
enough for me. aud, II ever fed ss good
a girl III marry her," The example Is most
commendsble. 1 young man would do
wei. 70 SEEK his sisters society until he
finds another lady SIS COED as hts sister
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Some one sent to this office copy of the
Philadelphia Press, which contains an arti.
Gle, marked, being an expose of the
crooked practice of the post officials of
that city In the matter Of using govern
ment material. ETC., in printing private and
partisan matters Of course 1t lie shame
full transaction, made doubly 30 In view of
the great howl sent up by the partisans Of
that fix about reforms and the purity of
the civil service, but we feel sorry for the
credulity of any one who expected any
thing better of Democratic administration
Of public affairs.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

The great difficulty the railroads Of the
country have experienced in Kidding the
transportation service of the many shock
ing accidents TO employees has been in
securing the adoption of uniform coup
ling apparatus, made necessary by the In
terchapge Of cars In transporting through
traffic. But, realizing that something
must be done, the plan of taking the sense
of all The roads as 10 choice of couplers
was adopted, and already, it is stated, two
thirds of the lines have signified a prefer
ence for the draw-bar coupler proposed by
the Master Car Builders association, and 1t
is likely that the next year will witness the
beginning of its ultimate adoption by ell
the railroads of the country-s reform that
will rave the lives Of hundreds Of brake
men and the hands and arms of thousands
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

The ElDorsdo Republican heads local
with "WeIl All go to Glory" They had
better 60 before some of their visionary
schemes fatten out-Newton Kansan.
ElDorsdo has always been pokey, rather
than visionary; hence her schemes, when
matured, always 60 through. ElDorado
proposes, In the next two years to get
away with Newton, Hutchinson, Yelling
ton and Winfield In the mat
ter of growth, general develop
ment and all that goes to make up a
first class western city. EiDorado not
only booms when towns ere booming, but
1t grows solid and substantial when its
neighbors are standing still.-ElDorado
Republican.
Moral:-When you go TO fool with q
buzz saw you had better find out whether
it's In motion first.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11
A CRUMB OF COMFORT.

Kansas City Star.
In reporting to the president. it Is not
customary for one officer Of the federal
government to reflect upon the conduct of
another officer But is not this what Gen.
eral j. c. Black, commissioner OF pen,
sions, did for the minister to Great Brit
AIM The general wished to make In his
report a brief digest of foreign pensions
systems He applied for the necessary in
formation to do so to the various ministers
and consul generals of the government. In
his report. Commissioner Black says:
THE most courteous consideration has
been psid to the requests In every instance,
save IN the one addressed to the minister al
the court of ST. James" Henry Waiter
SOD, and others who have been to England,
and come away with a grudge against
Minister Phelps will be able to extract
some consolation from Commissioner
Blacks reprimand.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Citizen Train e. F tod the fifty New
Workers who gathered 10 hear bis parting
words Wednesday evening that he was
leaving Madison Square forever, that he
was going TO Chicsgo TO use ipfammatory
language and to be shot, that he started
the Commune" In France, that he had
'.joined the Pope to smash the Masons. -
and that there was an ozone which would
protect him from danger in all his wander
ipgs. This incoherent hsrrangue increased
the presumption that Citizen Trains west
ern trip will end In an asylum, if not
states prison.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Now the Tall Sycamore of the Wa
bash" informs a Washington correspond
ent of the World that the illeged interview
with his son, in which the latter spoke dis
paragiDgly Of the president, Is entirely
false; that bis son never said anything of
the kind. He further says that Mr.. Cleve
lard will be renominated and re elected;
that he will carry Indiana by $1,000 ma
jority over Blaine ard by half that majority
over any other republican candidate. AS
to his sons alleged remarks the senator
may speak by the card, but as to 1ndiana's
vote in the presidential election, 1t will be
observed that his statement Is merely an
opinion.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11
SCOUTING ON TO PERFECTION.
To the Editor OF the Eagle.

| To the Editor OF the Eagle.
| lam constant reader of the EAGLB ana
not only believe, but know, that your pei
has had much to do In advancing the In
terests of Wichita and the Southwest
Yes, you have done a great and goot
work In this direction, and 1t Is appreciated
by your friends, neighbors and readers
We very much regret that you should have
howled, and kicked, and squealed, and
raved, when an effort was made, On peti-
tion of such men as Commodore Wood
man, Oak Davidson, and two or three
hundred others for the legal suppression OF
the traffic In tangle legs. This is regarded
as the great mistake of your life, but it Is
q matter of rejoicing that you saw the
mistake and retreated before being crushed
by the onward march of truth, morality
and righteousness. This is suggested al
this time By Correspondence K. c.
Times" quoted EAGLE, October End,
What avileth one and all this, SO long as
Wichita is the envied' etc, etc. Let
boosted light taxes be heavier, but depend
not upon blood money to pay city ex-
penses. Wishing you peace and the
EAGLE, your pride and pet, great pros
perity (the Ratchet being buried) "let us
go on into perfection, smiling and shout
Ing, "Grea. be Wichita and the South
west.
For an allopathic dose OF gall and glu-
cose probably the foregoing was never sur
passed. If our correspondent could only
know how good his tidings made us feel
To think that we had made the mistake of
our life and corrected 1t In time to prevent
our being crushed and that these things
should have all happened and we still OBJ
livious, seems almost too good to be true.
But it must be so. And TO think that the
example Of those patriarchs and patriots
OF temperance, those patrons and propitia-
tors of prohibition, Commodore Wood
man and J. Oak Davidson, should have
almost been lost upon US. Its all 80
strange and unaccountable. If, when we
were "howling, kicking, squealing and
raving" these friends had but dropped an
assuring word and showed us that the fact
that Wichita had the lowest taxes by one
half of any city In the state did not help
1er any, and that If we piled them up they
would be paid by those interested
riends who named the police commission,
md that the taking the government of the
,ity out of the hands of the first Prohi.
'ition-Republican administration which
Wichita had succeeded in electing for
ears was all done in love, by friends, for
good, and not for political and
ersonal ends, how might the feelings of
friends, neighbols and readers" been
aved7 And, then, more astonishing than
Ii to know, and to at last learn, from
UGH source that the EAGLE had been Cd,
osed to the legal suppression of traffic In ;
angle leg!' We are lost In wonder and ,
mazement. Our only fear now Is that we
Ill wake up some morning to find out i.
lat we have been also opposing religion :.
nd the churches, morality and good gov !,
'nment; that we are utterly lost to all
onoT and all sense of shame, and that we r
ave sprouted horns and hoofs and good
zed tail, as we 60 on unto perfection, !,
souting Great be Wichita and the south =
estc5
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Sympathisers with the Anarchist muir
derers of Chicago, 1t Is said have raised
$50, 000 to defend them and carry their
case to the United States supreme court,
though we have seen no ground given on
which an appeal to that tribunal can be
made. A better disposition Of this money
would be to the widows and children of
the murdered policemen.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

As the crowd filed past the President at
Indianapolis the band played from the Mi
kado, "For He is the Lord High Execu-
Homer" The Mugwumps are puzzling
their minds to know whether its applica
lion was meant to be retrospective, or pros
pective-referrfng to civil service.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Californis, In her brightest golden days,
neve- dug more than sky millions Of gold.
Kansas can double that amount IN sorghum
sugar and not use an acre Of land now used
or wanted fox other crops.-GaTden City
Sentinel.
Miss Susan B. Anthony & In the saddle
and pussing thin 6 for female suffrage in
this stsie For or agsinst The amendment
wili BE- al issue In the campaign next year
In Kansas. II vii be Ingalls, Va Cougar,
Plumb VS. Susan g. Anthony. 4 lively
time Is anticipated Messenger.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Not feeling that degree Of confidence In
Senator Colquitt's ability to meet Ssmevil,
the protectionist, On the rostrum in bout
over the tariff problem, the Georgia free
traders are said TO be planning to secure the
presence of Speaker Carlisle on the coca
sion of the proposed dissertation upon that
absorbing Ito the SOUTH question by the
noted Pennsylvania. Developments in
the tariff matter In the south promise to be
mighty interesting, not to say startling
in the near future. From the angle Of the
free trade ear just at this time, 1t evidently
expects TO hear something drop presently.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

It Is stated that the cutlery manufactur-
ers have advanced prices IS TO 25 per cent.
since their combination went into effect.
That will not effect the sticking plaster
market, however. The boys will have
their knives, combine or no combine.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

Mrs. B F. Williams. while laborirg un-
der sn alteration If the mind. last Fridsy,
committed suicide. near Fort Scott, by
jumping into well.
Clark county viii soon have between
fifteen and twenty miles of irrigating
bitches. which will water enough of her
unsurpassed valley land to produce suf-
f1cient crops for the whole county
Chief
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

The Cleveland clackers who are chuck
hing over the alleged snub the president
gave Ohio IN passing through that state in
the night time are informed that the good
people thereof were wholly in the dark
about 1t and don't feel 1t till already.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

When President Cleveland's portrait
appeared In the procession at Chicago, the
other day, hiss went up along the whole
line. They served the presumptuous chap
right. What did the people want with a
shadow when they had the substance
before them7
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

A Tennessee prohibition woman on hear
Ing of a neighbours zeal in opposition
found soIace In the wish that ''he may yet
bow in anguish over drunken SON" The
good woman manifested more zeal than
charity IN her wish,
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11
Topeka has two sensational haunted
houee and $75, 600 assignment.

The weather phenomena took turn on
the prophet and came along three days In
advance Of the set time for the predicted
storm. 1t was purely an Aquatic affair In
these parts.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

As sort Of excuse for the presidents
quoting the cycloradias In his speeches In
Heu of making them ex'empore. his Demo.
cratic apee,,ccss.ssts say that he cares more for
being reliable than for being brilliant.
Tile statement casts something of glamor
over the Illuminating qualities of the New
York Sun, whose editor Is one of the com
pliers Of the reference book quoted.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

There occurs between Salina and Abiline
Whist We dare say does not occur elsewhere
In the United States, or likely Ia the world.
II is three railroads running parallel with
each other for the distance Of twenty five
miles The rOsds indicated are the Union
Paciic, Santa Fe and Rock Island. ct
Sand Springs. about five miles west of
Abiliue, the roads run within q width Of
twenty five feet. They are all among the
strongest roads In the Uniiad States
Iuka Traveller .
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-11

The Union Pacific railroad management
are planning a great big bluff for the gov
eminent withthe hope of effecting modI
fed report from the congressional investi-
eating commission. They threaten to
institute suit against the commission for
one hundred thousand dollars as damages
resulting to the business Of the company
from Interference herewith by the commits
sion during the investigation into Its affairs
A game of bluff is all right when 1t can be
played successfully, but 1t won't work On
our Uncle Samuel at least 1t never has.